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From: karlfxgrp.fx.com (Karl Garcia)
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Subject: Re: Hello
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Date: 7 Mar 91 05:31:07 GMT
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Fidonet: Spinal Injury Conference

Index Number: 13847

In article <17938@bunker.UUCP> The.Ranger@p0.f477.n104.z1.fidonet.org writes:
>Index Number: 13787
>to teach those newly injured, the most important thing you can try to teach
>them is to be creative.  Working around obsticals is the most important
>thing you can install in someone.  We may all get there by differant
>roughtes, but sooner or later we'll get there.  So how many of the cord

I agree completely.  I am a para 4 years post injury and have not
found much that I couldn't do in some fashion or another...

>injuries out there whent through Craig here in Denver?  I'm fairly lucky and
>haven't realy had any post injury trouble, few presser sores and the odd

I also went through Craig.  And after visiting the regional center out here
at Santa Clara Valley Med Center, I can't say enough about the benefits
of Craig.  Of course that doesn't make much difference to 99% of the
people reading this because they already have their injury and have had
some rehab...

I would be very interested to hear how many other netters went through
Craig.  I wonder how big a percentage Craig has of the people who
have gone into computers.

Karl Garcia

KG

'When I think back on all the crap I learned in highschool...'

'DO NOT, repeat, DO NOT blow the hatch!'       Karl Garcia
'Roger....hatch blown!'                        karl@fx.com